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All About Dog Crates

Selecting the right crate for your dog can be intimidating. We’ll go over the pros and cons of the most popular styles of dog crates to help you choose.

By |September 24th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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Teaching Your Dog to Dock Dive

Are you ready for some fun with your dog? Any pup that likes swimming and is willing to jump into the water after a toy can be trained to dock dive.

By |September 20th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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Responsibilities of a Dog Foster Parent

Choosing to help a dog by fostering is a generous and rewarding experience. Do you have what it takes to be a dog foster parent?

By |September 17th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments

Decrease Your Dog’s Anxiety at the Groomer

You can help decrease your dog's anxiety about going to the groomer by making an effort to get them accustomed to what will happen while there.

By |September 3rd, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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5 Rules for Going Off-Leash

Letting your dog off-leash is an exciting experience. It gives your pup a lot of freedom, and when executed well, it builds trust between you.

By |August 30th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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Teaching Your Dog’s Name

One of the first and most important things for your dog to learn is its name! Your dog's name is important for safety, training, and a sense of belonging.

By |August 13th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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Proper Leash Etiquette

With plenty more gorgeous summer days ahead of us, let’s review proper leash etiquette so that your evening walks are as enjoyable as possible.

By |July 30th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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Three D’s of Teaching New Behaviors

Teaching your dog new behaviors comes with many moments of excitement, and many challenges. A great way to help ensure your dog’s success in any new trick is to be consistent in your progression through the three D’s of training--distance, duration, and distraction. When you first approach a new aspect of training, it’s critical to [...]

By |July 19th, 2021|Behavior, Training Tips|0 Comments
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Getting Your Dog Used to a Pet Carrier

Dogs naturally love spaces they can “den” in, so as long as you introduce it slowly, they should take well to a pet carrier.

By |July 12th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments
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Non-Associative Learning in Dogs

Both humans and dogs have the ability to learn in non-associative ways. Non-associative learning consists of responding automatically or reflexively to a stimulus, without having to actively try. While we do proactively train our dogs to perform behaviors, a puppy or new dog develops their own non-associative responses to their new environment as well. Two [...]

By |July 9th, 2021|Training Tips|0 Comments